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Lori Chips, alpine manager at Oliver Nurseries, has informed NARGS that Martha Stewart plans a segment next week Thurs., April 8th on rock gardening, specifically "Wrightman-style sandwich crevice planting."
However, the time and date of broadcasts vary around the country for the Martha Stewart Show. Below are two Web site links that might be helpful in finding the time and date of broadcast of the rock gardening segment in your locale:
http://www.marthastewart.com/the-martha-stewart-show
http://www.marthastewart.com/the-martha-stewart-show/coming-soon
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